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tehjoker
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tehjoker
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I believe the TV show "The 100" experimented with this idea. The inhabitants of the orbiting colonies wait out the contamination of Earth. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_100_(TV_series)
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You are very fortunately in the perfect slot for where LLM has a lot of bang for the buck.
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1y ago
then you ask yourself why aren’t the schools good enough in nyc… and it leads you down a rabbit hole
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1y ago
a lot of the low hanging fruit is picked now, that’s what happens in a maturing industry ask the wright brothers how tinkering is going these days
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1y ago
They did pay, but clearly not enough! Imagine: Berlin as the capital city of a revitalized Israel located in the heart of the rheinland. We could build so many beautiful resorts for the right kind of people (not Germans!).
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1y ago
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1y ago
This isn't right, though it can feel like an option when you are looking for a solution that doesn't make you feel bad. Zionism is the idea of colonial occupation. The internal logic will always end in ethnic cleansing. It did in
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1y ago
Somehow this long hundred year process has resulted in genocide, so it seems something is broken.
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1y ago
That last part doesn't matter. You can develop cancer later.
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1y ago
Maybe, but all 9 cancer causing strains covered by the vaccine? HPV also clears on its own usually after some time afaik.
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1y ago
I knew that there were kids running around acting like gang members, but I was skeptical of the part where the professor was attacked solely for his scientific beliefs and not some kind of social or political belief or action.
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1y ago
The real infrastructure is the backbone providers and telecom companies. You can't do anything without them.
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1y ago
It is true that once they are installed after making a consumer choice, you will be more resilient, so I should concede it is a real difference, but nonetheless, it's control of production that still controls the entire ecosystem. In t
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1y ago
It's very funny to hear this because a few years ago the concept was "everyone will be using this" and that hype was supporting the price
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1y ago
It's still pretty amusing to regard this as "decentralized" when solar panels are produced in a centralized fashion. This is just changing who is buying things, not something fundemental.
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1y ago
Do you have a citation for an actual physicist being beaten to death because of their views on physics or was the book exaggerating for the sake of the plot and promoted widely in the west because it promoted anticommunism? For what it’s wo
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given how the united states starved them of foreign currency and then introduced economic shock therapy that reduced life expectancy of the population by 10 yrs particularly for men one might say the western imperialists were better at that
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1y ago
> huge proportion of tax revenue(second highest in the EU) spent on social benefits. This is the goal not the problem.
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1y ago
I met a homeless person that is attempting to dig their way out through vibe coding via empty promises from video marketers telling them they can make $10k a month passive income. This shit is really abusive. I didn't know what to say
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1y ago
Translating to new libraries or languages is the one thing i see ai providing a substantial benefit. Of course once you get the new project started, the initial bump in efficiency rapidly goes to zero. That’s still valuable, but man is it o
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1y ago
The kids are not doing as well at home, the parents are struggling economically, the teachers are struggling, and the government doesn't care. Perfect storm. Don't forget the brain eating virus we loosed on the population, that pr
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1y ago
Our current political system already privileges these people. What are you worried about with expanded democratic rights? It would counterbalance them. A concern with social rights is a step up from narrow concern with economic rights, sinc
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They do not have the same stake in a healthy society as the rest of us. I agree with consequences for them, but the entire model is flawed. It is motivating a small number of people to claim as much for themselves as possible with little se
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1y ago
Why don't we simply make sure that workers and the government have major stakes in companies so that incentives are more aligned with social needs?
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1y ago
Big tech no longer cares about appearing to be revolutionaries fighting for good and ppl are disillusioned
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1y ago
Using higher SPF can help cover for thin application
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Even if that were true, that wouldn't be a useful justification. People buy drugs because they are addictive, it's not a rational decision about costs and benefits. Externalities are almost not at all considered in the contract he
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1y ago
What is the point of all this? Why are we using so much power for hallucinated google search?
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They'll just buy the competition once it seems like it's at a good price. Capitalism leads to concentration.
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1y ago
If you fail to see how divide and conquer strategies are employed by the imperial west both externally and internally, much of politics will become mystifying to you.
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